The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 3, 1911, Page 2

THE STAR—FRIPAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1911 RIGHT, BRIEF AND — THE STAR’S SPORTING PAGE IS COMPLETE | | DICTURES OF THE é BREEZY STORIES EDITED BY ROY WHITMAN WORLD’S ATHLETES FSS PIPE) ate) ea fe Protested 0. A. C. Men| TINKER OR EVERS, WHICH? The ; 3 | daughter, 19yearold Tida Shepard, | CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. Se | ieee eente ai | Harvard is favorite over Princeton eee eee she fou ¥ |today for thelr annual football) 1. : ] a struggle tomorrow, The Harvard ‘- According to a dispatch received today, Christman and Jessup, | players are all in splendid shape, | ® t whom charges of ineligibility were preferred by the Washington | showing up better than ever before = ee. clale, will be in the O. A. C. game tomorrow, so it looks as if Doble’s|thia season, and feel sure of vic , CORVALLIS, OF., Nov, 3.—Christman and Jessup, football players, | | protested by the University of Washington, are with the Oregon Agri fr old rivals. Couches | Dit | a was made to {he | cultural college squad that arrives in Seattle today, preparatory to meet the news that Capt. Coyle will be able to get into the game, It's golNg]are admonishing the players not | effect ‘th ne | io vinit jing the Washington eleven tomorrow. The two men were allowed to to be a dandy scrap, whichever way it goes, to be over confident friends without telling her mother.) make the trip after the athletic council had thoroughly investigated the . 6.8 6 © PORTLAND, Or, Now %—The pam | had feared foul play snetee super cousins and decided they were eligible to r ent Of course, we all know that Frank Goteh won't drop his title to big) new grandstand and bleachers for)” oer the 0, A. C. on the field. | Jack Leon tonight; likewise, we know that none of those husky guy) the Pordand baseball grounds will According to information received, Washington's team will be crip: | Will cop Frank's fitty dollars by staying fifteen minutes, = srhout, | seat 14,000 persons, a eorsing bd pled by the yore ees ho, it is said, is absent from game time we are hoping that big Jack will give him a good Workout, | Judge McCredie, owner of the . Da, nue | the game on account of a for it is a real treat to see the champion in motion, One thing about | Beavers, who stated today that the | “Fiave your bitte collec Wout. With Coyle out and C| Leon, he can be depended upon to give the best there ia in nt 4 as! work of taxing the old struotar ‘tion Co, 433 N. ¥, Block, | t€ students here are confi he is big, strong and fast, he ought to be able to show some for |would be started as soon an the ‘oes Against Gotch. Right down in his heart, Leon belteves he haa some sort | contract. for the coatraction pf of a chance, but he isn’t shouting It on the street corners, .. .. hoys will have their work cut out, However, there is some solace In tory over thi dorm, turnisned ‘at The Virgtnu eup playing with the O. A. c.,| ‘ory for the Agg | In the first and only Intercollegiate football game to be played tn this © new stands was signed. The jelty before Thanksgiving, the University of Washington will moet the eg andatand ts planned to seat 6,000 n Agricultural college on the campus gridiron tomorrow afternoon It's different with Jimmy Asbell, who wrestied an exhibition with the | und the bleacher 000, The call eeies are coming with ie h at, fastest, most experienced pion over in Tacoma last night. Jimmy ts from Kansas City, and |for bids declare for completion of | they have had in years, tutored by a coach in the person of he is to Gotch what the odor from a housewtfe’s kitchen ts to a half-/ construction not later than March Sam Dolan, formerly of Notre Dame, whom the students idolize, Wash-| famished man. Yet the Tacoma papers quoted Jimmy as saying that it} 1 |ington, suffering from over-confidenc ‘was the chance of his life, and that he was going to carry the fight to the ed winning of the Northwest champt As & result of their thrice-repeat whip, has not put in the hard @hamp every minute. Very good. We presume he did so, but it ended |licks Im practice that are necessary to a winner, Besides, “Polly JOE TINKER JOHNNY EVERS Os everybody knew it would—in fact, Jimmy isn’t even credited with The Kind That Bites ‘ He | Grimm and Max Eakins, the great punto ab from the Une-up CHICAGO, Nov. 2.—Garry Herrmann, owner of the Cincy Reds and Wrestling a losing bout—Gotch atmply wrestled an exhibition, NAVY is Sow vendy. The game promises to be the hardest played ein years, with | president of the National commiss! dently figures that there is 7 o.8 4 6 t °c M 7 5 | the chatices of victory practically ever Washington seems to have | «till plenty of baseball brains in the old Cub machine, even ff, mechan slight edge, and on the dope should win by a small score, but at that |ieally, it may have outlt its usefulness, Numerous candidates have ‘The two matches tonight, however, are not going to be exhibitions,| PURE HORSERADISH even though it is a foregone conclusion that Gotch will win pretty mu Walk One Block the betting should be even. Coach Doble and Graduate Manager | been mentioned for the m rabip of the Reds next year, but ft looks @& he picases in the main go. Also Mahmoat, the massive Bulgaria cone et aera ta00 Princes || Zedntck dectare tt would be © mistake to give odds on Washington, al-|ax though Herrmann had eliminated all but Tinker and Evers of the ill probably Ket some sort of a deadly hold on Charley Olson, but though if the team speeds up more than it did tm the Idaho game, it| Cubs. He admits that either would be acceptable for the position, and 4s aure to know he has been in a fight. Possibly, barring Goteh, Mahmout $15 to $25 | expects to win. | President Marphy, of the Chicago team, who left for Cincinnati last _ de the most scientific wrestler in the world, and this same Charley Olson | $2 | ©. A. C. reports that Jessup and Christman, whose eligibility was | night, said he would probably close a deal with Herrmann before he f@ no slouch, So watch these old boys closely when they climb through questioned by the Washington authorities, are eligible to play. Ac rs, considered by many as the greatest second baseman ‘the ropes tonight. cording to the conference rules, the ebairma ‘ committee ts the final authority in such | Cordley of the O. A. C. says Jessup and of the faculty athletic , is beginning to fade away, but it is claimed that it was Prot. A. | Evers’ bright mind that made the Cubs the greatest of all machines. | istman are all right, that) Tinker, a former Pacific coast player, is in his prime, and is con- sottl ager Zednick is concerned. sidered one of the best shortstops now In the game. / alled at 2:30. Reserved seat tickets are on sale! ————___— noe boectalr alias G. Spaulding & ros.’ Roscoe Pawcell will referee, KE. J. Skee ooo Thira Av. umpire and Fred (; act as field judge. SASS i es oe | Best Grocery Proposition in Everett 00, Sweet potatoes, which have been selling 8 ibs. for 25 cents, Must be sold at once. Phone 1321 Sunset or address 3004 Norton Av., Everett, Wash. Hot brau owas. quarter tomorrow. With the ex ception of these two changes, prac: | tically all other prices are the same. Spend this evening at the Hofbrau. “Min gle with the care-free crowd.” Co where the “eats” are good—-where the crowd is jolly— the entertainers pleasing. The price moderate at the Hofbrau, of course. As a matter of fact, the real card would be a go between this classy | Bulgarian and the champ, but \'s not our lot to witness anything of that) Nest Pee dear fans, so be quiet. ah tybiseo, the millionaire of the wrest koarantecd go World, goes around barking mat men, but he Ss any special desire to tangle up with thie Mahmout. It Bulgarian that whea he wrestled Gotch in Chicago, and Gotch went) bim, it was the first time it had happened in his career, and he) bitterly, Of course, Gotch is Gotch, and he does pretty much as he hag but it is noticeable that nove of the other mat men are taking! ‘Any liberties with this Mahmout. at A. 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